Stop us if you've heard this before: Fans disgusted by questionable calls in a high-profile game vs. Georgia are throwing trash onto the field.
During the first half of No. 12 Mississippi's home game vs. visiting, second-ranked Georgia, a pair of officiating decisions resulted in Ole Miss fans losing their temper — and throwing objects onto the field.
The first of those occurred in the 11-minute mark of the second quarter with Ole Miss already trailing 21-0. A roughing the passer penalty on defensive end Jordan Renaud wiped off a Gunner Stockton interception, allowing the Bulldogs to continue their drive (which ultimately ended with a punt).
Wow. An Ole Miss INT gets wiped off the board due to a flag on this play thrown for roughing the passer.
RIGHT or WRONG call? pic.twitter.com/ISgQ6NZEcp
— SEC Unfiltered (@SECUnfiltered) November 8, 2026
Roughly 6:30 minutes of game clock later, Ole Miss fans again threw trash onto the field after a Jaylon Braxton defensive pass interference call extended another Georgia drive after the 3rd-and-3 play. This time, Ole Miss fans were so incensed they threw enough trash onto the field to warrant a game delay to clear debris from the field.
Ole Miss fans are throwing trash on the field after a questionable pass interference call against Georgia…
— College Football Report (@CFBReport) November 8, 2026
Where have I seen this one before? pic.twitter.com/fGbnAl8BGi
Ole Miss students throwing trash on the field here in Oxford pic.twitter.com/s7qlDklEc0
— Matt DeBary (@MattDeBary) November 8, 2026
Georgia later went on to add injury to insult, finishing the drive with a fourth first-half touchdown to take a 28-0 lead into halftime. Georgia had a chance for another field goal to end the half, but Peyton Woodring's 49-yard attempt was no good.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Trash flies as Ole Miss fans rage over controversial calls vs. Georgia
